The Grasmick's TN Handbook for Canadians, How to Work in the U.S. Under NAFTA, 2nd Edition is an electronic download. Read the information on the TN Handbook page before purchasing this e-book, since all sales are final:
http://www.grasmick.com/handbook.htm
That page contains a Table of Contents. You can also visit that page for updated Handbook information. Here is some information from that page:
Canadians and Americans visiting each others' countries scarcely realize there is a border. It is one of the world's least restricted large international boundaries. It rarely takes more than "a smile and a wave" to successfully pass through the border inspection.
What a contrast when the welcome mat is suddenly lifted! Canadians who wish to work in the U.S. are astounded to discover they can no longer come to the U.S. at all. The U.S. is highly protective of its labor market. This is true even when the workers come from the U.S.'s neighbor, friend, and closest ally.
Fortunately, the CFTA (Canada Free Trade Agreement) and its successor, NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), give Canadians coveted immigration privileges. An essential part of NAFTA is the reciprocal removal of each country's labor market protections. Nevertheless, one must work for this privilege. This 900+-page book shows you how.
The crown jewel of these expanded immigration privileges is the TN (Trade NAFTA) work permit. The number of Canadians using the TN has exploded. The level is almost 60,000 new TN entries per year.
This book is for:
- Canadians working in the U.S.,
- U.S. companies wishing to hire a Canadian,
- Canadian companies sending workers to the U.S.
Growing groups of specialized professionals in the U.S. provide valuable services to these Canadian businesses and professionals. This book should be required reading for:
- recruiters
- lawyers, outside and in-house
- accountants
- HR professionals
- hiring managers
- employee contractors